Ed Sleiman News Today

After much debate over the rising costs of the new downtown rink in front of City Hall, it was approved by Windsor City Council on Monday. The total cost

Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens was forced to weigh in on the decision to build a $15 million ice rink as part of the Civic Esplanade project.

Court filings this week paint two very different pictures about what happened behind the scenes with the city and its former engineer.

Nepszy "denies each and every allegation" contained in Windsor&#39s statement of defence, says the law firm acting for the fired city engineer.

A member of council is responding to a $1.5-million lawsuit filed by a former engineer against the City of Windsor.

Chris Nepszy's lawsuit contains allegations of improprieties, unethical favours, cover-ups, and more. He also there's "a focus on appeasing the mayor and the mayor's supporters."

Chris Nepszy, who Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens fired using strong mayor powers, has filed a lawsuit against the City of Windsor.

Council voted against allowing four units on all residential properties in the city as-of-right, meaning without needing further council approvals.

The next regular meeting of Windsor city council will start earlier than ever before.

Just in time for the holidays, Habitat for Humanity Windsor-Essex (HFHWE) is celebrating its 83rd Home Dedication Ceremony on Wednesday.